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How to Turn on the Fog Lights of GAC Trumpchi GS3?

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DelMichael
07/28/25 11:58am
The method to turn on the fog lights of GAC Trumpchi GS3 is: 1. Rotate the light switch to the position of the position lights or low beam; 2. Turn the fog light switch one notch from the off position. The functions of fog lights: 1. The front fog lights are used to improve lighting when the road ahead is unclear and can alert the oncoming driver; 2. The rear fog lights allow vehicles behind to spot the target in low visibility conditions. Taking the 2021 GAC Trumpchi GS3 as an example, it is a compact SUV with body dimensions of: length 4350mm, width 1825mm, height 1685mm, wheelbase 2560mm, and a curb weight of 1347kg.
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MacRyan
08/11/25 4:49pm
Last year when I was driving the GAC Trumpchi GS3 in heavy fog, turning on the fog lights proved particularly effective. The operation is quite simple: First, start the vehicle, and after the engine is running, turn on the headlights using the control stalk on the left side of the steering wheel—rotate it to the first position to activate the parking lights. Then, on the same stalk, locate the section with the fog light symbol; pulling it outward once activates the front fog lights, and pulling it twice may activate the rear fog lights if equipped. The dashboard will display an icon to confirm the lights are on. Remember to pull it back to the original position to turn them off after use to avoid dazzling other drivers in clear weather. That day, with rain and thick fog, visibility improved significantly after turning on the lights, making driving much safer. It's advisable to test the switches during regular maintenance to ensure they function smoothly and avoid failure at critical moments.
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LaMary
09/28/25 6:10am
Turning on the fog lights in my Trumpchi GS3 is quite straightforward: After starting the vehicle, switch on the headlights to the illuminated state (the lowest setting is sufficient), then locate the fog light symbol on the control lever at the lower left of the steering wheel. Gently pull it outward once to activate the front fog lights, and pull it again for the rear fog lights. Once activated, a small light icon will appear on the instrument panel to indicate they are on. Remember to turn them off promptly after use, as leaving them on in clear weather may result in fines or affect other drivers. I usually make it a habit to quickly check all lighting functions before driving, especially before rainy or foggy conditions, to ensure the fog lights are operational. If your car has a large screen system, you can also check the menu for any quick control options.
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LeSkylar
11/11/25 8:05am
Turning on the fog lights in my GAC Trumpchi GS3 is straightforward: After starting the engine, rotate the left stalk on the steering wheel to the lowest brightness setting for the headlights. Then, locate the fog light icon on the stalk and pull it outward once to activate the front fog lights. The rear fog lights may require pulling twice or pressing a separate button. Always check the dashboard indicator lights to confirm they're on after operation. Only use them when visibility drops below 100 meters, such as in heavy fog or rain, and turn them off immediately after use to avoid wasting battery or causing light interference. During regular maintenance, ensure the mechanic checks the switches for proper functionality.
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